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Amy Gregory
"My patients have taught me about love, anger, courage and the fight to beat their disease. I am proud, honored and blessed to say I was their caregiver."During her first semester in nursing school, Amy Gregory discovered a passion for oncology and spent the first 22 years of her career caring for oncology, hematology and bone marrow transplant patients. Amy is known for her tenacity and patient advocacy. She is driven to advance patient care and technology in her facility, and leads the innovative vascular access care team, ambulatory infusion center and apheresis departments.
In addition to her role as a nurse manager, Amy oversees direct patient care with a focus on education, best practice and improving patient experience and outcomes. Amy refuses to accept the notion of "we've always done it this way," building clinician consensus and championing new solutions and products to improve care for unique patient populations.
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Recent Publications:
Brown, L, Gregory, A. A Collaborative Approach to Reduce C-Difficile on an Inpatient Setting. Presented at: Oncology Nursing Society 42nd Annual Congress; May 2017; Denver, CO. View poster.
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